Azerbaijan reveals foreign trade performance for 1Q2026
Azerbaijan’s foreign trade turnover declined year-on-year, driven by a notable drop in both exports and imports. trend.az »
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Azerbaijan’s foreign trade turnover declined year-on-year, driven by a notable drop in both exports and imports. trend.az »
Uzbekistan recorded strong growth in inbound tourism in the first quarter of 2026, driven mainly by arrivals from neighboring countries, according to official statistics. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s foreign trade continued to show steady growth in the first two months of 2026, with both exports and imports increasing year-on-year. trend.az »
Georgia's foreign trade indicators showed improvement in February 2026, according to the World Bank. Exports grew significantly, driven by strong performance in mineral raw materials and re-exports, while imports saw a more modest increase. trend.az »
The data reflects a notable increase in national currency deposits, while foreign currency deposits experienced a decline, indicating a shift in depositor preferences and trends within Azerbaijan's banking sector. trend.az »
Turkmenistan’s commodity exchange reports steady demand for petrochemical and textile products among international and local buyers during the week from March 30 through April 4. trend.az »
Tajikistan’s foreign sector posted record growth in early 2026, boosting overall investment activity. trend.az »
Turkmenistan recorded growth in foreign trade turnover, alongside rising production and retail trade in the first quarter of 2026. trend.az »
Azerbaijan’s banking sector has reported updated figures on its net foreign and domestic assets, according to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA). trend.az »
Deposits held in the national currency have continued to dominate Azerbaijan’s banking sector, significantly exceeding foreign currency savings, according to data from the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA). trend.az »
The increase in Azerbaijan's foreign exchange reserves reflects the country's strengthened economic stability and growing financial resilience. trend.az »
The dynamics in the foreign exchange market in Azerbaijan exhibited a consistent state throughout the previous timeframe of this year. trend.az »
Entrepreneurs from several countries concluded deals for petrochemicals, oil products, textiles, and flour during the latest trading session at Turkmenistan’s commodity exchange. trend.az »
Foreign investment in Azerbaijan rose during the reporting period, driven largely by a significant increase in capital directed toward the oil and gas sector. trend.az »
There was a dramatic uptick in foreign investment in Iran during the first eleven months of the current Iranian calendar year. Domestic investments and exports from free trade zones also experienced significant growth. trend.az »
The foreign trade turnover of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic has seen a remarkable uptick in the early months of the year. trend.az »
As of February 1, 2026, Azerbaijan's individual deposits have seen a year-on-year increase in both national and foreign currencies, reflecting a positive trend in the financial landscape. Deposits in national currency took a leap, while foreign currency deposits also climbed the ladder. trend.az »
The foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) have steadily increased, reaching a new high as of March 1, 2026. This growth underscores the CBA's role in maintaining economic stability. trend.az »
Kazakhstan sold foreign currency from its National Fund to support budget transfers, while the tenge strengthened and trading activity on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange increased. trend.az »
Entrepreneurs from Afghanistan concluded deals for Portland cement during trading sessions at Turkmenistan’s commodity exchange, while domestic companies purchased cotton yarn. trend.az »
In January, Azerbaijan’s foreign trade turnover took a hit compared to the same time last year, with both exports and imports taking a nosedive. trend.az »
Kazakhstan’s external trade has shown a steady climb over the past year, even though exports have taken a hit. Imports kept on growing. trend.az »
Iran’s non-oil foreign trade has reached a substantial volume under the current government, reflecting strong export activity and significant import demand. trend.az »
In 2025, foreign currency lending in Tajikistan took a hit, showing a dip in demand for FX loans and a slow but steady move towards borrowing in the national currency. trend.az »
On February 9, Iran’s Gold and Foreign Exchange Center conducted a notable number of transactions in foreign currencies. trend.az »
Foreign investors are throwing their hats into the ring, ramping up their involvement in Iran’s economy with fresh investment strategies. These efforts are all about bringing in gold and turning it into something that really pays off. trend.az »
Iran’s Gold and Currency Exchange Center reported continued activity in foreign currency trading during the reviewed period. The exchange covered a broad range of major and regional currencies. Overall performance reflects sustained foreign currency operations since the start of the current Iranian year. trend.az »
Azerbaijan's imports and exports last year were mainly driven by the public and private sectors, with individuals holding smaller shares. Both imports and exports saw a decline in sector contributions compared to the previous year. trend.az »
Deposits by individuals in Azerbaijan have grown significantly, with holdings in the national currency far surpassing those in foreign currencies. trend.az »
In 2025, Azerbaijan saw a rise in foreign currency purchases, boosting market stability. The Central Bank highlights positive trends, including growing reserves and a foreign trade surplus. Optimism remains for future economic stability. trend.az »
The growing share of trade with SPECA countries underscores Tajikistan’s increasing reliance on regional connectivity, highlighting the economic importance of transport, logistics, and digital integration for expanding exports and diversifying trade flows. trend.az »
In 2025, Azerbaijan's trade operations with foreign countries saw significant activity. The country’s trade turnover grew compared to the previous year. While exports declined slightly, imports saw a notable increase, resulting in a smaller trade surplus. trend.az »
The data shows that while remittance volumes from several countries fluctuated, the U.S. maintained its position as the key contributor to Georgia’s foreign inflows. trend.az »
Despite the steady growth in exports, imports continued to significantly exceed exports, resulting in a negative trade balance in every month of the year. trend.az »
Iran has introduced a policy that allows citizens and businesses to conduct foreign currency transactions through an official and transparent platform with mutually agreed exchange rates. trend.az »
In 2025, Azerbaijan refunded significant value-added tax (VAT) amounts to foreign citizens for consumer goods purchased within the country. This includes a variety of goods and services, ranging from retail purchases to medical services and accommodations. trend.az »
Iran's currency market recently saw significant activity, highlighting the importance of foreign trade. The increase in exchange transactions reflects the growing role of exporters and new mechanisms in the market. trend.az »
New lending by Azerbaijani credit institutions totaled about 2.7 billion manat as of early December, with loans issued in the national currency accounting for roughly 2.4 billion manat and overwhelmingly dominating the market. trend.az »
As of the first half of 2025, Georgia has become the third-largest recipient of investments from Kazakhstan. trend.az »
Strong remittance inflows and increased currency sales by individuals helped stabilize Uzbekistan’s foreign exchange market, supporting the continued strengthening of the national currency in 2025. trend.az »
Foreign investment in Azerbaijan’s fixed capital rose significantly, driven by strong growth in both the oil–gas and non–oil sectors. trend.az »
Uzbekistan has hit the ground running in 2025, reeling in foreign investment like a fish to water in its fuel and energy sector, thanks to a wave of large-scale projects in both renewable and conventional power. trend.az »
Iran's Alborz Province has attracted $5. 8 billion in foreign investment since March 2025, with 15 investors from countries including Oman, UAE, China, and Turkey. The investments will focus on sectors like agriculture, IT, food, and energy. trend.az »
In 2024, a significant number of foreign workers worked in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in Azerbaijan. trend.az »
Georgia’s record-high foreign exchange reserves and impressive economic growth highlight the country’s strengthening financial position and growing investor confidence. trend.az »
Iran’s foreign trade turnover reached about $77 billion, showing a decline in value but slight growth in volume compared to last year. trend.az »
Uzbekistan saw a surge in tourism in the first ten months of 2025, welcoming 9.7 million foreign visitors- a 50% increase compared to last year - with most tourists coming from neighboring Central Asian countries. trend.az »
The foreign assets of Iranian banks and financial institutions, excluding the Central Bank, surged 71.1 percent by the end of the fifth month of the current Iranian year. They reached nearly 106 quadrillion rials (about $174 billion), up from 61.5 quadrillion rials ($101 billion) a year earlier. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s trade with China surged to $13.1 billion in the first ten months of 2025, cementing Beijing as the country’s top trading partner. trend.az »
Uzbekistan’s foreign trade turnover hit $66.5 billion in the first ten months of 2025, rising 21.5 percent from last year. trend.az »